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- Anti-Fanfic Bingo, part four
Rounds one, two, and three of Anti-Fanfic Bingo produced some terrific responses, including a great little vid for the third round. Let's see what you can come up with for the fourth row:
How would you respond to these accusations? As before, please tell ComRel!
Graphic by the wonderful Ciderpress.
Ithiliana's post that started it all is here
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How would you respond to these accusations? As before, please tell ComRel!
Graphic by the wonderful Ciderpress.
Ithiliana's post that started it all is here
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Actually, I usually only read in fandoms in which I've already read the writer's work. However, if I come across a story about which I've heard a lot of good things, and I like the premise in the summary, and I want to read it, I will generally read the original work first, so I can be familiar with the canon before reading the fan story.
Fan fiction promotes writers' works.